Razer is a company that continues to impress since its achievements in the video game industry. With its powerful peripherals such as mice and keyboards.

He has decided to go to the mobile phone branch and boy has he bet on everything for everything.
The Razer phone is an excellent terminal for those looking for power in their hands when playing video games.

As we can see, this terminal has large dimensions, despite not being so comfortable when it comes to carrying in our pockets, that makes up for it with the comfort it can offer us when we hold it between our hands and that feeling of security.

Razer has opted for the phrase quality before quantity, so we know that in quality they have not cut anything. Here they have used metal for the back and frames, and Gorilla Glass 3 protection for the screen.

The feel of the terminal is not that of classic metal because of a special coating that gives it a little more grip, although less than if it were glass.

The absence of the 35 mm headphone port. In this design it could be, and I'm sure that more than one potential player, buyer of this terminal, would be happy to be able to connect their own headphones without an adapter and directly to play discreetly.

While the volume control buttons are located on the left side of the sides, and the power/home button, which doubles functionality as a fingerprint reader.

This terminal is very soft to the touch, it has a gel cover to protect all its parts. An excellent quality metallic finish.

It also offers several RGB lights in its logo on the back, which we can configure as we wish through the internal configurations.

Already finishing with the aesthetics of the terminal, let's talk about what really interests us its power.
Razer climbs to the pedestal with a Snapdragon 835, 64 GB of storage and a good portion of RAM. In reality, it is 8 GB or 12 GB, so that we have no doubt that in terms of power and performance it aspires to the maximum.

Despite the fact that in gross performance the Razer Phone more than complies, equaling the experience of any other high-end consumer level, the experience of playing with it and the fluidity of the system are above all of them for one clear reason: its screen

120 Hz is everything in this Razer Phone, which ensures that the fps of the screen are in sync with that provided by the integrated GPU.

And as happens when you are in front of a computer screen or monitor with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, going back is not something that fits into your plans

Those 120 Hz what suits best is the interface. Transitions, steps between applications, swipes, navigation, everything you can think of that involves an associated movement of elements looks much more fluid in this terminal than in any other terminal on the market.

And the processor power has little to do here.

If you are one of those who use a Bluetooth speaker with your phone, with this Razer Phone you can listen to music as if you were doing it with an external computer even at high volume.

And to watch multimedia content, the good separation of the sound coming from each of the two speakers is appreciated.

Two 12 MP cameras, one with f18, hybrid focus, 4K video recording and dual-tone flash. Anyone would say that we are dealing with a serious and solid proposal for the camera of a high-end smartphone.

Photographs taken with the HHDR format automatically and light sensor, honestly it is not a terminal that stands out for its camera, but beforehand we know that it has not been released for it. But that doesn't mean that their cameras are of poor quality, quite the contrary.

This terminal has a 4000 mAh battery and Qualcomm 40+ fast charging. Come on, a dream come true on a phone.

The compatible charger (24 W), something important, comes standard. It's compact and we were surprised that it barely heats up when it's charging. A USB-C to USB-C cable also comes in the neat box of the Razer Phone.